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Product information
Description
The Wolf Anvil weighs 77kg and is built from alloy steel with a hardened working surface, suited to blacksmiths and metalworkers who need a stable, durable base for forging and shaping metal. The rectangular horn supports both square and round holes, giving flexibility for different forging techniques, from bending and shaping to punching and hardy tool use.
At 610 x 200 x 290mm overall, with a 400x130mm working plate, it offers a solid surface area for a range of forging tasks while the substantial weight keeps it stable during heavy use, reducing movement or bounce when striking.
77kg alloy steel construction – provides the mass and stability needed for controlled, heavy forging work.
Hardened working surface – withstands repeated striking without excessive wear over time.
Square and round hardy holes – supports a range of forging techniques and tool attachments.
400x130mm anvil plate – offers a solid working surface for shaping and finishing metalwork.
Rectangular horn design – suited to bending and shaping tasks across different forging projects.
At 610 x 200 x 290mm overall, with a 400x130mm working plate, it offers a solid surface area for a range of forging tasks while the substantial weight keeps it stable during heavy use, reducing movement or bounce when striking.
77kg alloy steel construction – provides the mass and stability needed for controlled, heavy forging work.
Hardened working surface – withstands repeated striking without excessive wear over time.
Square and round hardy holes – supports a range of forging techniques and tool attachments.
400x130mm anvil plate – offers a solid working surface for shaping and finishing metalwork.
Rectangular horn design – suited to bending and shaping tasks across different forging projects.
Features
- BrandWOLF
- Weight77 kg
- ShapeRectangular
- Width20 cm
- Length61 cm
Visit the WOLF storeThe Wolf brand has been renowned for quality tools since 1900 and has been recognised many times for its outstanding quality, impressive features and market appeal. Wolf was a power tool manufacturer for the British Civil Aviation Authority in the 1930s and 1940s. Wolf then moved into the DIY power tool market in the 1950s and quickly became the leading brand. Today, Wolf produces exceptional quality power tools at affordable prices and is still recognised for excellence across its product range.
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